The Seal Beach Police Department is proud to announce a new community partnership with the Seal Beach Pony Baseball League, celebrating a shared commitment to building positive relationships between law enforcement and the youth of Seal Beach. As part of this collaboration, Seal Beach Police Department personnel will now have Read More
(PHOTO: Tim Burt, OC Sports Zone). Segerstrom High School’s baseball team, one day after the program was put on probation for several CIF violations until February 2026, will face Kennedy Friday, April 18 in a Golden West League game at Segerstrom. Kennedy Coach Tom Monahan told OC Sports Zone earlier Read More
New JSerra girls basketball coach Rachael Ziemann. (Photo courtesy JSerra Athletics). Former Crean Lutheran High School co-head coach Rachael Ziemann has been named the new varsity girls basketball coach at JSerra High School, athletic officials said in a release. Ziemann has served as the girls basketball co-head coach with her Read More
A Night of Pure Punk Energy April 18th, 2025 Review by James Keith It was a packed house at the Observatory in Santa Ana as fans showed up early and in force for a full night of punk rock mayhem. With a stacked lineup featuring some of Southern California’s most Read More
A Night of Punk, Pits, and Pure Energy April 18th, 2025 Review by James Keith Garden Amp was the place to be Saturday night. Unless you were one of the thousands in the desert for Coachella, the real show, the one full of grit, sweat, and noise was happening in Read More
Northwood water polo player Nina Elias (center) is joined by teammates and Coach Kyle Kim-E this week at her signing. (Photo courtesy Zhiming Chen). Northwood High School standout water polo player Nina Elias has committed to continue her career at Chapman University, according to Timberwolves Coach Kyle Kim-E. To see Read More
The business world is moving fast. Technology changes quickly, customer expectations evolve, and companies are always looking for ways to do things better. In this environment, standing still means falling behind. Working professionals have more to manage than ever—tight schedules, shifting job roles, and rising performance expectations. Staying competitive now Read More
The OC figure for March is lower than the unadjusted unemployment rate of 5.3% for California and 4.2% for the nation during the same period. Between February and March total non-farm employment in Orange County fell to 1.68 million, for a loss of 600 jobs. Construction and trade, transportation, and Read More
